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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

TRAT's what I call tripping the light
fantastic toe" said the mischievous hoy, as
his blonde-h haired sister fell over the rope
he had stretched across the garden walk
GorAdm NOxnfaiResr
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

GAME cooked on rife range ought to suit
an old hunteE-Zexas SiftixQs
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

Autumn maneuvers-tying to get trusted
Tor fall suit
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

THE man who can buy the most with "a
cent IL likely to come out ahead in the race
Of life. He gains on the quarter stretch
Warrington Critic.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10
Aeei;matins Cattle in the South.

Inc subject Of sc,limating cattle in
the south - one OF great Importance
70 taoee stockHen who aim h tmpcovs
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

II Is foolish for man to squander his last
cent Very non-cents-ical - Washisyios
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

THERE are more falls than hops in bcer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

A SAFE proceeding-breaking ono open.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10


for Q
s % s%
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10
3 puysleIlIS.
| FAILED.


the Common
Medical Adviser TO improve ct once 1n three
months perfectly cured and have had trouble SINCE
letter family pape! briefly mentioning how my
health had ard send the full particulars
to any ono writing for them and enclosing awpedn-
In reply have desc16ed my case and the Treatment nssd
have received second sc Of thansa stating thsf thy
Sl50 required for the Medical Adyi and had applied tho
local fully and plainly d DOWN therein ana Weso
b tier
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

Tho 'FAvorito Prescription
poor suffering women"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10
| JEALOUS
| DosTpsS.

persuaded 70 mcdiC3nea which I ~
hecau.o wee preudced against them, and ~ 60eauas
be would =. 90 M no . 90 so q your nn: soa -
sg.ine the advcc IT my phystcian He II 6o q Q
ten dollars three botsles Of 'Dscovssy - a. r
year: then nave the balance Of the my ssiss ~
uouote0 IN the and Ghe hefnt3f r.
time have not bad 70 take any medicine nov n
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

JOHN E. SpsAR, Of lnenbeek, Va, writes:
q m my wife had been suffering for two three
O8VV \ years with female weakness and had mid
P-.... 49,. out hundred dollars physicians with
UoOyN 0vX relief She DIR. PierCes Favorite
~~s..y Prescription and IL did her good thnn
all the medicine Rivcu her by the physi.
AM during the three had been
Mrs. GEORGE HERcER. Of WestAcd. N. r,
E GREATEST %s se S :: sss 1 sss sss
EARTHLY Boox sas ;, ;s s. $;
nine months. without receiving any benefit.
PRESCRIPTION the 9yeafc6f earthly boon 20
DOT suffering women"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-12-10

Ease Bacon, Mlsa., says: Five years ago
was q dreadful sufferer from uterine troubles
Having exhausted the skill OF three ply
eiciano. was completely discourage, end D
weak could with difficulty cross the room
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22
NO.

told me that he was sure that the Demo
Gratis would carry the State next year.
"Sauntering into the barroom, whom
should L see but Seth Stiggins, of Jones'
boro, one of the leading Prohibitionists
of the State. He was drinking applejack
, through straw. He asked me what 7
would have, and l told him stone
fcnce, as something mild would suit me.
He predicted that st. John would get
40, GOO votes in New Jersey next year,
and asked mo whether I thought peach
brandy was better than Jersey apple
jack.
"Old Caleb Wiggins, of Hickory
Point was sitting by the stove in the
Simpkins House last night. He said
that he he had lost q collar button re-
Gently, and that he thought the tariff
ought to be reduced. He is probable
candidate for pathmaster Mt Cheesequake
Creek"
So the recitations went on. The
amateur reporter, who went out to re-
port the imaginary triple murder. killed
about seven people and bathed New Jer-
soy in blood. The imaginary suicide
hapged himself twice cut his throat with
a scythc three times, took pound of
Paris green, washed it down with quart
OF prussc acid and finally jumped into
the Hackensack River, and was rescued.
President Podsnap, who had been
cdltor Of Now Jersey weekly newspaper
Tor one month, expressed himself highly
pleased with the progress of the school,
and thought it one Of the greatest insti-
tutlons Of the United States.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22
Money for Life md Limb.

VALPARAISO, Ind, December l4-ThcrC
have been dockctcd for trial at next term
Of Foster County Circuit Court the follow.
ing suits against the Chicago and Atlantic
Railroad, growing out Of the KOuts disaster
An administrators suit to recover 80 ,OOC
for the deaths Of several members Of tho
Miller family; guardian suit to recover
$4,000 for Herman Miller, the injured
boy who was The only member Of the
Miller family saved from the wreck Il sui
Of the Kouts Hotel proprietor TO recover
compensation for the care Of the Miller boy
an indictment for involuntary manslaughtcl
against John B. Park and John Dorsey
who are held responsible for the Kouts dis
astcr, will come up; also suit brought by
Annie Burkhart against the New Albany
and Chicago Railroad TO recover $40, 00(
for The death Of Andrew Burkhart, hcl
husband, who was killed on the road Of
hat company
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22
OYGr-WOrlted Women.

For wornout, run down, dcbilitatcd
school teachers, millincrs, scamslrcsscs,
and ovcrworkcd women generally, DR..
Picrcc's Favorite Prescription is the best OF
all restorative tOnics. ltisnot a "Curc-all,
but admirably fulli|ls a smglcncss Of pur
pose, being most potent Specific for nj
those Chronic Weaknesses and Disease!
peculiar to women. 1t is powerful, gen
eral as well rs uterine, tonic and ncrviuc
and imparts vigor and strength to the Who'll
system. 1t promptly cures weakneks o
stomach, indigestion, bloa ing, weak Ack
nervous prostratiOn, debility and slecPtass
ness, In either Sex Favorite Prescripis :
Is sold by druggiets under our positl
guarantee. See wrapper around bottte
Price S1.00a bottle, or six bottles for So. 0e
a large treatise on Diseases of WomeSe
profusely illustrated with cplorrd.9
and numerous wood .cB' -Ehror"'l p"SSrag
in stamps n CKarl sign and M"mi
Address, nv, Cotumtia o2A Swril
sc SSg',',s ars Tickets on saty at IrncipaA
a. SOM III PORTS.
ljs work. ia. ], TAYLOR, GcNVA
1877 X y T. C. AkDWEI : ~. XWR.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22

board or else to the people. The Senate
amendment provides for the election Of
the commission by the Legislature.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22
4 Large Fire In ST. Augustine.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Dec 15.--At ,
o'clock this afternoon fire broke out in
llambin's hardware store at st. Augustine
from an explosion in the oil room. The
flames spread rapidly to the buildings east
and southeast, famed by Il strong wipl
towards the bay. The losses arc: HaI
bin q Go hardware, buiIdinG $4,000
stock 100000; r. II. Gordon's block
$4,000, partly insured; Estes & Brown.S
dry goods, $4,000, insurance $4,000;
Paris Brothers, dry goods, $4,000, insur.
ancc $4,000; Aspinwall House $4,000,
partially insured The city market, jail
and council chamber, the engine house, the
! Sanchez block and several other buildings
were damaged. Total loss 5000, 900; In
! suranCc about 100000.
The burnt portion south of the plaza
near the sea wall will be rebuilt IN Coqnina,
! lSpanish and Moorish style The north
1 Side Of the plaza, including the old Cathe,
Idral and st. Augustine school, wes burned
last spring. phc old Cathedral was re-
II stored. ,,gs.ess5 TX
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-22

The Legislative appropriation bill,
which provides for the payment of the
per diem, mileage and stationery certif-
Gates Of the members and officers of the
General Assembly. the expenses of the
engrOssing department, ETC., passed its
second reading without debate or com
mcnt. This is one measure that is mover
oOstructed by anybody in either branch
of the Assembly. 1t appropriates the
total sum Of 80 $3.50
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

20 zen have dull hesvy hesiaehe. Oh
.frucfiou ~ re aasal passage, discharges
fsIfIr4 fraua the head into tbe threat. tera-
ci1,1s. mucous purliient Bloody snd putrie.
egaa uaas. wsterv. snd iuaanei ringing
- fAe rsrs. deafBess hacking ~ coughing
- clear ne tf rosf. excectcrzticn ~ 7fen-
s.re matter sersf ~ visn sc8es from uIcers.
v.s,es charge znd nesei wang. hrssth
..sfenei~p, s.fet and tssle iFs paired Is there
q sansafior ct dizziness. wsth mental fe-
r~sesien. a haexing ccnE1 and general de-
eillfvf RI ~oa have a. oT arr considerable
nn-rHef - rhree svrnptorrs. y0u ara suffer
- f-r,-, <seal Cafarrh. The more cenuiii-
.,s.s.f ~rrr ai-aase nss cerorae The xresier
49, nnrnhev ard diversity 81 symptoms.
Thrrzarls 81 esses snnuasiy. ~lfhcut ma1-
isesfiu- hsf ~ re aooFs srrnptcrs. result
=. rans1s--rrsicn sn8 enc in the crave. No
sffsesse Is ss crcrnoc. roefe eecepiiye ard
.fseeevnrs ar Ises uncersfocd. or n1ore an
snr.,essfnllr trsstsd cv rhrsitiars. rhe
fs4at st,fsffsrs ef Dr esze fassrrh Remedy
|,Ifar - znod tei4h. = reFart 0f $40 6sr
n.ee 81 this 5isease wnlcs s1eT carnct cure.
TIE Rs,ne.ir is sold bT druggists a. oalT 80
c4n4s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27


q 4s~lIa< - sse 1sss Eeef Eeksfs f<st@F-
-esasfzez1sis @e~ta@rs tf-as&sesa
10 e<zr1 - ZsHics ana f-zs f.opnlisr
aeaess Asi.i q .1sstlns gsssz1l=g sf'sr1oen.
80 Prsea<1E DszeEt p lhe eh2z asi a.
t-s assasbsss gEszsaf.
4 ps..1ea frsa lanes ka-s askinx sn-f
gaha hsal. Csrs<Aias DessaEt snd David
H4y - sFpei1ssl sesgsz. Fs,iAss eeAss4s'es.
y - s,2kianee - Ia zslFaEleo ArAF
b4rsz<zs SIS relkzfsd - IS cenl4asftss 90
xaa zad DznaeEas a psfitsen fram
&affhsx z1H4lt8. zsk1as ~ BE 4ftoat7t
80. - etlL.n1lna1. N1s rsIefre& - t1~ sAtii@
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Al Is ease q abee.Ee ifeel s'zses<f -
- ~ lnsnasIiEse aa Aea tt41 Qiiar-
The s..s.est.1lls - estk >n.s i1s. a, 3
A4rrsl sna faomza mefof s fesstt91s
O. ,l,e 9<siiEa iafas Nefs D.ar4t4 81 1,e-
Firs 4srsaaI Le4las ssss.rtss taaf FIRE
msa H<nfs BeskmsH hat ialiea y 'sIssft
e. 1-Eg The 14Etef Nzs Fefeffsa = .4s
EesnnsiE<s 90 Men a14 Dtsi ifiias- 4ae
f1Ii9xtoF 4eE>anfs saEs a<i1Hea. r. g
HIS. ba0x ki1.ine - ne9eiA sasa-
ing k48l senloi q AestaFs,a, plarna.1s
ts5b q. IL kaltFess lofsPaag. mattresses.
g. -, 81 ~ kiss<fie LiEa. 8 ko@sf to4s'
psng 80 30 - Nasz1ers supsiiss. ~
lsais, Eszan q Lfon. sslpplilss. t1-i9
BIDS seFe rshcsifea l3i ll4fiiis1lns coz 1et
ne rso depsEtmsats and talsz of ths 'sfand
Esfias 10 q Co4i Conspans vas scespted
Il beng lne lowest ~ A. Hamilton saz
tie Only afnsr b --iar
e4psfi a nlsii.ieal of kifs AlarIns befiiDz-
hoase Feeumafe11ed thai eoniAlt b.
bls1sd 10 ens yard 81 me cay Hal i9F tele-
paone and nrs alarm sirsz. COmnittee on
Property Tbs contrast Tor n4fhlsninE
5g0 bushes az osls ~4a awarded ~ tie
N&I.ef CIfy aii1nx COMPANY - 81 cen,a
paf esshei The pelnoo 0f joan " .
kzos askiAs - b. apponte3 a fofins
spseial policeman Sas denied
biFs Marsha Lsmoiu s4s Instructed %
sld ons l1iI ume mac % >os- I. 3. and >
kose com panies. % taxe tne plaes 'of past
pay men and thai she fuii tlme men os
gwen twenty louF honfs OF daiy sAcn
n1onfh-
1bs Committss On Men aad Discipline
pFsssnfsa a sanr.a Of cloth for uniforms
snd recommended that ths bosfd ADOPT it
a. ths standard ior uniforms "a the IRE de-
pAEtmenf Adopted
on motion 81 lommi issioner More, Con
Ellssioaers 'oNers aaa haWxlas we're sF-
FointH a cons anittee ~ confer with tns
t0nnou C0nnci IL Essafd - striking ne
Aaars 81 he day ap0n ths sisfm gong ia
fae citg hsiL
IL sas decided 10 sxsmias the ist Of sp-
.pliean1s ior positions GA ths police iofes Al
fne next meeting for The p1rposs Ot select
tnx some ns~ men 10 wear unitorgss.
Adjourned 10 rIeet A. o'clock Ihurs-
aay sltsFnoea-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

The gold which is now being dug out Of
the ancient cemeteries huaczsi at Hilsndia
Central Amsrics. and other places near Pc
reira. has led more than 900 workme1 20
that spot. and a town has sprung up there
within the last four years which nov con
sains mere than 50 200 inhabitants. Public
attention IS being turned n those regions. IS
be sncient burial places and deposits of the
wealthy Cscique Carscsl have not yes been
discovered. and u j. believed that bis treas
1res we're immensely more vaiuable than any
~af.h have yss been naearthed. .-C Chicazo
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
A small Bore Biae.

Is viii seem surprising that the special com
n1ittee appointed In England 10 decide upon
a new rife for The British army should have
decided 70 Ok the diameter Of the bore at
thirty -ons aandredths Of an inch. or 81. as 1t
i technically known That makes the Dor.
about The sizs % an ordinary pencil
The experiments are said to have shown
that snch ride il remarkably efficient IN
range and deStructiveneSs With large
charge of compressed powder. up 10 800
yards. the soldier need not raise the back
sight"
This bore is intended for The magazine gun.
which Is to De made after the Lee pattern.
For Singlssshot riis Il is said that ths bore
will he about IS. though the information
upon that point Is not so definite. York
Evening Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

WD Hoyt a Co. Wholesale snd Retail
Druggists Of Rome. Ca. sav. Ws have b4en
selling Dr. Kings Nev DisooverT. Electro
Bstfers ard BGckien's Arnios 3alve for feaf
vears. Have never banded remedies thst
sell as vel O. give such universal safixfsc.
tor. Tkers hsve been sozre wo8dsrfg
csfrss Effected h7 these medicines r. this
ctr. Several csses q pronoErcsi Con.
slsrr usisa have bsen entirely c1red hv use
Of sew Bottles q IT. Kings Ns~ nisc0v-
svv. taken IN ccu nertien wfth Electric Bit
ters. We guarantee them si~zys sel6 81
Wr1. Il Tibns
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

CfacolT .--fhs people ~. Anthony Ham
msfnksoiaf. saloon Open after hours
Gaatia1sli over terna. The people ". Al
I'D Parks Larceny. Continued over
ferrn.--John karrsn ~ Charles Baker.
Rsolsgin Con1nued without costs. ---
Horaos Hcuk.ns. adnar etc ". Chloe Ann
Osborne. kepieyin. Coaunrsd without
Hapkins. kepievin. Continued without
cossa. solomon 5nydsr ~ Chas 3. Van
livery. Asaampsis Continued without
eosls--P People ~ Chaa. AMI William Ma
card. Information for murder. Deieud-
ants aFraisned waived Fesding Of infortna-
f.on and ssseh pleaded not guilty.--P Peo-
BE - Wm- Sproni aud Robert Vincent.
Information Tor resisting AZ officer.
Each pleaded guilty The people ys.
Lewis Anthony. Information Tor
raoe Arraigned and pleaded
81 ruiltx.--fn ths natter OF the petition
81 tae Townshlp Board Of Paris. Petit
ton - racats = certain old bnrying ground
proofs snbn ted The People ~. George
Hgxert aud Mary Ana Gustester. iniorina-
Son for adultery. Defendants arrslgned
snt each pleaded not guilty Stephen
EraEca vs.. Edgar l.. cray. Assumpslt.
f.t1finued on usual terms People vs.
~obn korsiaDle. tnlor1soon for assault
with intens 10 40 great bodily harm De
pro f0re,a the matter Of the petition
~ 80 Easl-st Holland Christian Reformed
church. Petition 70 yacsts alley. order
granting prayer of the petitioDer.--lne
feorie - John Waller. Infof nation for
larceny Of property Of value m0rs than SO
Nollon Tor continuance denied.---fhe
Psopls - William W. Phippen- UDlaw-
fully praeticlng medicine. M0tion for con-
finuancs denied The People vs Eugene
Carpenter Cnlawfully dlsposing OF mort
rsged property. Motion for continance de-
niesi.
OTr,rr Brsfx Eugene NJ Kendall W.
A. Harry shsrw0ot Assumpsit. Harr
fled---John Hills. et- al, vs. Ira .. Green.
AssuuipsiL NaFr nisd.
srrnsios-~ Joseph Spires vs.. Nathan J.
Aikia. Assumpsis. Motion for security
Tor costs granted. q. Hamblin -.
IrN e. Hafch. zarnisher OF Ira y. Green.
Assumpsit. On lrial--Th The city Of Grand
Rspids vs. James Allen. Appeal. Costs
uaid nud case dismissesi-----fhs city vs..
Frank O'Dsy. Appeal Motion % dis
miss srxued aud denied. Pleaded not
xuiitv The cisy -. John George Ap-
peal. Motion 20 dismiss denied. Pleaded
not guilty.
Proasrr- Estate Of Lens Cuiiaa ct al.
Minors. Guardian bond sled AL letters
issued q r. Edward 6oul.-- Estate OF
Rosins Heinsslmsn q al. Minors. tTaard-
lan's bond Il 81 ---- Estate % Alice White.
recassed. Order adraittinx viii to probate.
- -Fstate 0f Charles Dawson. Insane
Petition for appointment OF guardIan Aled.
Heating. October 10. Petition Cor appoint
ment oi a special guardian nled. Hearing
Ssrferahar l1-- Estate Of Hendricks Duks
Vandervsen. Deceased Order assigning
March Is Cor hesring claims before ths
court
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
RersOnal.

Mr. n. II. Frohlichstein. of Mobile. Ala,
writes: / take great pleasure in recommend
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, having used il for severe attack OF
Bronchitis and Catarrh. II gave me in
slant relief and entirely cured me and
have not been afflicted since. / also beg to
state that had tried other remedies with
no good result. Have also used Electric
Bitters and Dr. Kings New Life Pills, both
Of which / can recommend.
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. is sold on posi-
tive guarantee.
Trial bottles free at W. III. Tibb's drug
store
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

" Nsquet Who vas arrested for sefzfnz
hts opponent's sword IN a recent duel, and
~ounding him. has fnaily been c,ndsmned
- t~o months irnrrisonrsut and 6ne o.
i5e fraaes, vita an additional se11snce q
pa7fug cne frsuc iansaxss e. his antagonist.
Ths court csnld not lexsiiy ceaieEnn kim ~
= sneisst. srd she charge on ~hirh be ~ss
triei snd coevicse,i szs sssaals .ad battery
--Chfcs<s Heraid
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27


5<ta. tsAk sDslSss. eea2. 5es Nez1s.<E.
lt~s 44s -
tsE4s>s est9 essz ssss,f 5 as <ssEesl21@r. fze.
ftfe-t -. E<<s. "a 8 tsazzFS $50
a)e<resL
seA 4s-8 4eat 50. e1te. - -. 2 se1
e-4a eHss eseee-1sess X, Q.-<seF, - Dse<-2-
o4ls-So. 3 - ~ 2 ats. se5se.
Ns@ Nerk-
ser - esas. sery SRA a1d = s5se nixeeE.
8ltl 1ezetse1 scs1zlfEe e,s<sEGls ~ fz.i.
-ertF.s 1sr - ks.-1l<f, esle1c. ~
selnhef a - - EecsaEoers - . l3-1ae
a4
Ska nixher aEd 6zza z1x15 esslern,
fEs-eteatf A-a 44eE 1e9 Ls&s sln, o-1
$50
I'D StrDn<sF ske4zn reE,lerei. -
- e sesay s1d 49, = Nsslern- lsot -.
Exgs Izs1 ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
u.,kl.o,s Arn,,a sarv..

TEE Brsr SALvE In the world for Tuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles. or no pay required 1t In
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale at Vim. II. .Tibbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

~hy Aeksr's
n r.

+ varrsnted. fs h~csase 4 i the bess
Eiood Preparation krewn. + vii poss-
ssvelT care al Blecs1Dis>ases. 7urffss tse
~hnls system. srt1skcsops y tlsls sp to-
constitution Resemher, vs eassxzses i.
T. s. Wlssn ard ". l. xass<.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
Detroit Grand Haven { Milwaukee.

IIF1IIff fNU.bt thttIItIl |IlNIINI
fas.euscit taking The % = In express make
ccpnerif0D ~ Dcifoi fof New YORK. -kighI ca
pTsss has sleeping car from Dcifsa - 6fand
kapics-f9nly ilnt runninf limited eEprc<s ieat-
ina here ~ 3 y M with Isrlor car 10 lbeiroit
making olfeH connections iof al points faSf ar
riying A. New York af a. = ~ the nexf eteniue
Through tickets secured at D. a. d a NJ o.iicrS
Sweet Hotel. and at depot
Jas CANFEFLL City fa1 ARL
Gro n REErfz. grarlc Nnnsxtr Chienrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

H. Ill g. Monroe 81 = r Rspsfs Mich
DIs hlkiQs sknffa n u -aHsias 81 ..eIaifsf
~%~~<I Cures ~stt aid 5erefi+s ~ilefe sa
" else leiIa kheometlsna. Csucef.
ii UlxG n siarff kye Eaf. Lung rioot sh1
u ~ Z hTufit Diseases Opium Hehu an
- " III 4EligtteriBf 80 @i~e a. NafeoHf1enD
k{fNvffEA consult Dr. a. Treatment ~ mai
MEN to e ea ~ 80 ~1s,ta :, ssse z. 2s
~. rlis- .ec sreefiuR o. bod ~ f1ino Heaks
80 :. l r. - HErsctuTt syphilis - cd eyfup-
t<,rns 40 Me~ ~. fti ~ y - eaef free Tell
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

If Spnrreon tests the resfine<s II his
pupiis ~ endsax them hts tae palpit nth =
eeisd enveiop~ eensainsnx szz From mat
sexs ia pupil = suppressed - preasA
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

Yes. I shau break the engagement she
sal. lolding ner arms and looking defiant,
"a i really too much trouble 70 converse
Win him he - deaf as post, and talks
Ike he had ni0uthfai Of masn. Besidss
tie war he hssks and spits is disgusting.
'tnoc't break The engagement Tor tDst tell
him "a taks Or. SAGE = Csiarrh Remedy. II
vii cnrs hin coupletely' well. III tel
him. I d. hate % hresk it OF. for in al
al her respects he's auits too charming OF
rourse. IL curef bis cafsrrh
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

La y. Ali oiAeri 1aiiY sAcfga Suaaay.
sleeping cars ran fncinc and atlantic Ia
piesses 60 auc if5m ptiroil--fsrla calf ftal Oh
Das tsSsess ana urAnd Rapids fxpfrss "a and
irti llt ~ L. I5if,ci connections ina1t II Detroit
Win al Trough trains east - ickols o. "a ~
niou aiehSi 0isoe. - kcnroe 81, snd al ni0a
deb0t
- ~. loHNs0S. Mich. PssS Aest ~ Monf1e-St
tHAs. n. NoAeis. Gen Ae't " Nonfoe-sl
D ". kt06flS. q. r. and & A. chicaTs
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
Detroit, Lansing { Northern
Lake Shore { Mich, Southern.

Al trains dssiy cNcepi tIn6aF,
ioca lrelehi leaves fsrsnd Espids Al / 2 81 n
r. carrying pa eugerE a. fzr kalsmkzoe -
Through tickets 90 al points npd befths ~ n.oep.
inE sosches ran be secured 81 Union Ticket once
g. Nonr,est., and ~ depot
J. ". NtkIsFFY. Geu'l ARL
Gao. ". Srrk0s. Cry Ticset Aren't.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

Iae sxfms6EA - hssr - ofteo. @bcxfnz
re coaApazs. reaEs sszpir - rsazs tne 49,
asrs - &c rctn@ & tie esnpass sd - -
pest -aena n orssr. IS ssoeta. eersh ~ szss.
rorta ncrikeast. uef1hease - nerta. aea -
sR Tss easns ssask~r @xz s>~s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

T,,e -idest generzi - - Tnstes SR.t-~
sv-ry = Wfiisr- Selbv Hsrnsv. He ws
born mar Nazh~iie. Tsnn.. in lsss. snd en-
eere6 tfss srusE iu ISIS Ee wsz ersvstsed
asaior <eas1,Af -. Msrrk ~ fSss
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

cured every year by Acker's celebrated
English Remedy. It Is a guaranteed prep
aration If it does not help you It will cost
you nothing. Try il. A single dose viii
show its good effect Trial bottles 10 cts
r. K. Wilson and ". E. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

The true remedy has at last been discov-
erred Il vas long known in bis practice as
Dr. Pste's Lung Food for Consumption. 7.
Is now called Dr. Petes 35-csnt Cough Cure
Il is the safest. the surest and tie best No
other Cough. Cold or Consumption remedf
Is hsif IFs equal. We warrant IL. ard viii
promptly refund the money paid for il Il q
beneficial eject is not experienced by the
tirae two-thiris of the contents Of the bottle
i used Sold By Peck Bros II. & ,
Tbrr,. and v. II. Tfbhs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
mt ga glass 10 p cent
Building Materials.

HO\NIoS that are fretful, peevish,.
Windy Collie, Teething Pains. or
stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine.
hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold by
<. K. Wilson and w. E. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27

MON>> Of the good things Of thii
N~>l life are sorrowfully let
alone on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation: sold on 8
positive guarantee at 25 and 90 cents, By
EA Wilson and w. E. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-27
Chicago 1 Vest Michigan,

-Itaiy. fl'AiiY excepl sunday
Ihfeufl co2VtRs 40 NEicAeo 81 3 sn a ~ ifain--
Through pal1of cal ~ choaRo 50 4. - a a. traia.
-fo extra charFe ~ teaik.~I Illossn Pullman
sieeitne tJ and ,osch fof Ihfca4o "a Il a. \ N
f4ln.~ JAAn Ticket 0sAes - Aonfoc4
". A. CARfkSt -. 1faHif Manager
WILLIAM C4tEfg. As Gsn asa Ase1l